I ended up with three countertops in similar locations, for functional reasons. I would have preferred two, but it doesn't look bad.

Your walnut is dark like the raven, and Caesarstone to wood isn't a big visual leap. Is there a reason you don't want the raven where you have the wood? It makes sense even if it's just to make a demarcation between the kitchen proper and the bar.

Are the two cabinet colors the same style? Are they simple? Or busy? I think if they're slab or shaker there's no doubt that you can do that. Even with a simple bead. If there are two different, highly detailed kinds of cabinets, unity on the counters will help calm things down.

Thanks, plllog!

They are full overly, shaker style.

I don't want raven in the bar because I wanted to have the gorgeousness of walnut somewhere, but I'm chicken to put it around water or in a heavily used area, especially with my messy DH and young kiddo...